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One morning the good hard-working mother sobbed,“We must sell our cow and live on the money.”  \nSo, Jack set off to sell the cow. He saw a little old man on the road who called out,“Good morning! And where may you be going?”“I am going to market to sell our cow—and I mean to make a good bargain.”  \n“So you will!” chuckled a little old man. And he drew out of his pocket five beans.“What!”Jack said.“My Milky-White for five common beans!”  \n“But they aren’t common beans,” put in the little old man. “If you plant these beans over-night, by morning they will have grown up right into the very sky.” Jack was too flabbergasted even to open his mouth.“It’s a good bargain, Jack,” said the old man.“Right as a trivet,” cried Jack, without stopping to think, and the next moment he found himself standing on an empty road. So whistling, he trudged home cheerfully. His mother was watching anxiously for him at the gate. “Tell me quick how much you got for her.”  \nJack held out the beans triumphantly. His mother said,“What! Them beans?”“Yes,” replied Jack, beginning to doubt his own wisdom; “but they’re magic beans. Oh! Please don’t hit so hard!”  \nAnd she flung the miserable beans out of window and sent him, supperless, to bed. When he woke, everything in the room showed greenish. He was out of bed in atrice, and the next moment was climbing up the biggest beanstalk you ever saw.  \nSo he climbed until he saw a tall, shining white house. And on the doorstep stood a great big woman with a black porridge pot in her hand. Now Jack, having had no supper, was hungry as a hunter, and he said politely,  \n“Good-morning, ma’am. I wonder if you could give me some breakfast?”  \nWhereat the ogre’s wife laughed and bade Jack come in. But he had hardly finished the porridge when the house began to tremble.  \nIt was the ogre coming home! Thump! THUMP!! THUMP!!!  \n“Into the oven with you, sharp!” cried the ogre’s wife; and the iron oven door was just closed when the ogre strode in. Jack could see him through the little peephole slide at the top.  \nThe ogre began sniffing about the room . Then he frowned horribly and began the real ogre’s rhyme:  \n“Fee-fi-fo-fum,  \nI smell the blood of an Englishman.  \nBe he alive, or be he dead,  \nI’ll grind his bones to make my bread.”“Don’tbe silly,” said his wife.“It’s the bones of the little boy you had for supper that  \nI’m boiling down for soup! Come, eat your breakfast. There’s a good ogre!”  \nSo the ogre ate his three sheep, and when he had done, he went to a big oaken chestand took out three big bags of golden pieces. And by and by his head began to nod, and at last he began to snore so loud that the whole house shook.  \nThen Jack nipped out of the oven and, seizing one of the bags of gold, he ran till he came to the beanstalk. He flung his burden down, and climbed after it.  \nAnd when he came to the bottom, there was his mother picking up gold pieces out of the garden as fast as she could.  \nThen he turned to look for the beanstalk; but, lo and behold, it wasn’t there at all! So he knew, then, it was all real magic.  \nAfter that they lived happily on the gold pieces for a long time, but at last, a day came  \n13  \nwhen there was not one more. That night Jack slept like a top, and when he woke … another bean had grown in the night. In atrice, Jack found himself before the tall whitehouse, where the ogre’s wife was standing with the black porridge pot in her hand.  \nHe heard the ogre coming—Thump! THUMP! THUMP!  \nThe ogre began sniffing and calling out,“Fee-fi-fo-fum,  \nI smell the blood of an Englishman.  \nBe he alive, or be he dead,  \nI’ll grind his bones to make my bread.”“Twaddle!” said the ogre’s wife. “It’s only the bones of the boy you had last week that I’ve put into the pig bucket!”  \n“Umph!” said the ogre harshly; but he ate, and then he said to his wife,“Bring me my hen that lays the magic eggs. I want to see gold.” So the ogr","cbCaijZBVe17LzJJ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaijZBVe17LzJJ","pdf",168099,"English","# Jack Trades the Cow\n## Magic Beans and the Beanstalk\n# The Ogre’s House\n## Stealing Gold\n# The Second Climb\n## Magic Eggs and the Hen\n# The Final Escape\n## The Magic Harp","[{\"question\":\"Why does Jack sell the cow, and what does he receive in return?\",\"answer\":\"Jack’s mother urges them to sell their cow to survive. 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